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691.
by 8note 6mo ago
internships for one. my last summer intern did everything the manual way, except for a chunk where I wanted him to get something done fast without having to learn all the underlying chunks
692.
by 8note 6mo ago
well, if they put in a fully automated kill chain, its gonna be weak to attacks to make yourself look like a car, or a video game styled "hide under a box" the current non-automated kill chain has targeted fishermen and a girl&#x2
693.
by 8note 6mo ago
does this particularly qualify him as a jerk? or just that the employee takes all the risk in employment, and capitalism does wrong by rewarding owners and management vs workers? that he's showing off how rich he is as the result of th
694.
by 8note 6mo ago
a friend is using it but it seems like it breaks a lot. ive got the scheduled claude-code running a couple scripts to find what events are going on round town and what food is cheap at grocery stores, but how much am i looking at the resul
695.
by 8note 6mo ago
itd be better for the title to be about upload queues and distribution, rather than free-loading. idk if one of the touted benefits is really real - you need to be able to jump changes to the front of the queue and get them out asap sometim
696.
by 8note 6mo ago
the US set up a little base in iran a few weeks back and had boots on the ground firing against iranians. one of the main peace demands the US has is to put boots on the ground to steal iran's uranium
697.
by 8note 6mo ago
nah, "as a french" is perfectly fine english grammar. english changes over time, and thats been a normal description for at least a decade
698.
by 8note 6mo ago
to be fair, its canada thats knly part french thats saying what everyone is thinking nowadays
699.
by 8note 6mo ago
do you still believe in democracy? every election, americans make a big stink about how you belive in republicanism because democracy is evil, and that being a republic is somehow mutually exclusive with democracy
700.
by 8note 6mo ago
> It also has giant homeless camps stretching on for miles, abandoned and collapsing old houses, factories, etc as far as the eye can see. On a political tuning side, I would put this as ultra-rightwing, rather than left. Said homeless c
701.
by 8note 6mo ago
> victimhood narratives about Russia its russia that maintains the victimhood narrative. Europe cant fix it for them, other than beating down their army
702.
by 8note 6mo ago
the sales pitch is that you can keep throwing more and more tokens at a problem to solve it. if the prices dont keep going down, the pitch falls apart, that you need a specialist to come in and make it work
703.
by 8note 6mo ago
> included multiple test harnesses (!) ive seen plenty of real code written by real people with multiple test harnesses and multiple mocking libraries. its still kinda irrelevant to whether the code does anything useful; only a descripto
704.
by 8note 6mo ago
> Since Claude Code uses a 1 hour prompt cache window for the main agent this seems a bit awkward vs the 5 hour session windows. if i get rate limited once, I'll get rate limited immediately again on the same chat when the rate limi
705.
by 8note 6mo ago
there's a lot of work already done on understanding what makes factories safe or not. whats the infrasound danger of a factory? how long can a new factory use emergency nat gas generators because they ignored the environmental regulati
706.
by 8note 6mo ago
the conclusion doesnt follow from the premise is the issue. the laws and enclosure happened basically orthogonal to the respurce constraints, so there's no actual comparison to draw. if you insist on a causation, id go with the opposit
707.
by 8note 6mo ago
it makes you wonder how many times people have incorrectly followed those recommended commands
708.
by 8note 6mo ago
hehe, i made something similar for feedback loop on claude hooks. claude can open another claude instance in the testing folder, and check to see if the hooks fire properly
709.
by 8note 6mo ago
Its not yet clear who blinked, really. they dont want to do that attack, because Iran can still respond in kind, and both Israel and the US have some value in electricity, oil, and water existing around the gulf and in Israel. if you make I
710.
by 8note 6mo ago
would she though? president after president has had the choice but haven't. the best you get from that interview is that she was unwilling to say a yes or a no. probably a no, and she's not one to make decisions on a whim based on
711.
by 8note 6mo ago
look again at iran's peace terms - there's nothing in them about destroying israel, and this is Iran shooting its best shot. Israel might not be able to contjnue with the genocide, expand its borders, or be a hegemon without US su
712.
by 8note 6mo ago
international law doesnt actually exist. the strait is close enough to irans borders such that they can enforce police activity, so its theirs. the alternative is that oman and many others can also do the same thing, and the lot of states i
713.
by 8note 6mo ago
if you look at the iranian response over the past month, the theocracy really hasn't played into it. no calls to jihad, no ayatollah dorecting anything, no nothing. as far as i can tell, the revolution is already dead. if the US had ju
714.
by 8note 6mo ago
> What decapitation failed? decapitation was intended to result in regime change, but instead showed that the iranian system is perfectly capable of peaceable changes in power. what particularly failed is that the people the US wanted to
715.
by 8note 6mo ago
i dont think those are nearly as clearcut as suggested. some of the iranian side for events that resulted in a bunch of death have been killed... while also killing a bunch mkre iranians, but have the americans/israelis that armed the
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by 8note 6mo ago
iran paid costs they expected to pay beforehand, but the result of negotation is that they dont need to give the concessions they were previously willing to give. thats a pretty clear win. they paid a heavy cost for it sure, and war is expe
717.
by 8note 6mo ago
> The best Iran could hope for given its inevitable defeat by a far superior aggressor was to deny the invader any kind of spoils clearly not, they had an already planned goal to remove the american ability to impose sanctions, and imple
718.
by 8note 6mo ago
do they matter if everyone else gets incredibly rich after? the US killed an old man and his family, and also a bunch of people who'd already written all of their handoff docs
719.
by 8note 6mo ago
> Your entire formal military apparatus was destroyed, nuclear sites in rubble, defense industrial complex leveled, two levels of leadership KIA the same thing the media keeps asking trump: what do these things matter? there's a mea
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by 8note 6mo ago
a major reason would be that they didnt think iran could selectively close the strait, and the intelligence about how not liking the current government is not the same as supporting the US

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